It all began with a slight misunderstanding between me and the University of Illinois. I thought that going to classes and studying hard was optional and drinking beer was mandatory. How was I to know it was the other way around? By the time I learned the difference it was too late. Fifty years later, I decided to write a book.

Considering self-publishing a book? Here are the five biggest mistakes authors make when self-publishing a book, and how to avoid them so that you save yourself time, money, and much aggravation!

Want to write a successful book? It all starts with planning your route to publication. You can become a published author once you create a realistic plan, based on which books are selling.

These are some of the lessons that I learned while writing and publishing a children’s book and accompanying audio book and e-book. Perhaps they help you to obtain inspirations and improve your writing.

Here are four of the major lessons that I have learned writing and publishing an illustrated children’s book that is accompanied by an audio-book on CD. Future articles will provide additional insights.

Often people overlook the importance of publishing unique content and settle for rehashed or other people’s content. Through this article, I intend to convey the most important reasons why every online business owner must consider publishing content that is unique not only in terms of words but also in regards to ideas, information, pattern, format etc.

Self publishing is now both cheap and easy for anyone with a computer. However, in order to make sure your masterpiece is going to attract customers, you must make sure it reads easily, and looks great. Here are five steps to help you produce a great product.

There are stages involved in becoming a published (and successful) writer, whether you write articles or books. Awareness of these makes your experience as a writer easier and more enjoyable.

So you’ve written a book, now what? This article explains the different ways to get your book in print.

You want to get what you’ve written “out there.” Whether you write articles or books, do you have enough information?